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Daily Republican., 1887-03-24

The Pennsylvan!a Railroad Com.
papy Is constructing its track for its
short cut road across the Christians and
the marshes to Edgemoos. We have
never heard that the company has
asked permission OF the City Council of
WILMINGTON to cross either the Caris-
usna or any Of the cause ways OF
streets that interssct the line. -0ne
question ts, should not tho company
have the permission Of the City Coun-
ell TO go through this section OF the
city? Itso, the City Council should
insist upon Its rights and not permit LII
authority to be circumvented withoul
. word OF protest. Another question
lie, has the company the righ. to cross
the line OF the proposed streets ri
grade? II this IL permitted 1t may
cause confusion and trouble In the ia
turs. Tue time has come when nj
railroad company should be permitted
TO cross any avenue or street within I
city ct grade. The day IL not far dis-
tant when the greater part OF the mArsl
will be used for manufacturing pur
poses, aad then will be found the greA
need Of the railroad crossing overhead
Grade crossings are At ell times dan
gerous, and wherever they can b
avoided they should bs. A. pinnl
viii have to be used anyhow for con
siderable part Of the distance Their
would be no great hsrdship In reQuir
ing the company TO have the piles o
sufii cient length to permit OF overhead
crossings. We hope the City Council
will insist upon these crossings ct al
the main avenues Of travel and thereby
Lessen the risk OF Academia. II tn,
City Council intends TO act In the mat
ter IL should do 90 ct once.
II Is ssid. however, by Hon. Georg'
Gray, attorney for the said railroad
that power to construct the road
without the consen. OF Council was Civ
en- when the act Was passed by the Leg.
islature In 1888 Then has the Legisls-
ture such extraordinary powers? HI,
has, then indeed are we at the mercy
OF monopolies that may do with rs q,
they please. Let the matter be inves.
tiSated anyhow. It can do no harm
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
ALL NEW STOCK.
$3.50 to $500
These are the prices that

These are the prices that
)attract attention when look.
ing for a suit to please
that hey. Coupled with the
quality OF our Clothing it is
sure to be be just what you
want. All new styles.
II you want q heavy suit,
cut prices will induce you
| to purchase at 4I6 Market
| street.
Tyou want spring weights,
our S. so, s. 90, 81 so and
$500 Suits are the ones to
select from. All new goods.
Styles the latest Quality
1.-THE finest. Prices the low
est! Stock The largest!
These combinatiors at 4I6
Market street.
Merit demands recognition.
1t is found in our goods,
manufactured expressly for
us by Wanamaker & Brown,
and our prices are the lowest.
Large stock of Spring
Style,Pricss and
Quality will please you.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24

HIGH LICENSE carried the dag yes
terday in the popular branches OF the
Legislatures OF the two leading States
OF the UHion-New York and Penne2l.
vania. The bills will pass the Senate
In both States, but it Ia more than
probable ths. the bill will be vetoed b.
the Governor Of New York and tha. Il
will be approved by the Governor Q.
Pennsylvania.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
WANAMAKER's,
PHILADELraIA, Thursdsy. Mar,s

PHILADsLFRIA, Thursdsy, Mar,h "a. 1857.
On Monday, April 4. we
will make an exhibition ct
Dress Goods, including silks,
that will surprise you. We
shall have more to say of
this from day to day.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
Philadelphia, Wlailsha 1 Ssluaas asiIrsa,
JAN. 3OTA. l9Sy,
Trains will leave Wilmington - follows:
SUNDAY TRAINS,


Trains will leave Wilmington - follows:
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For philadelphia (exprsssl, 2 90. asa, 4 10
20, II u q. IN, 8 %, "a and 90 p. IN.
Accomm odation, $40 q M, u 10. i "a
Q 90, Z ", . 50 p. IN.
roI Chester texprsss), : 10, IL 81 a. m. Z
and 90 p. m.
Accommodation. 80 q. M. II 10. / rs, 30
20 and 10 p. N.
ror New 'Yorr fsxprsss), . 90. 7tJ Z 90
70, II 81 o. n, %, S22. se2s : % and Q d
p. N.
and 6 so D. u.
For Ospe Charles, Old Point Comfort anc
Norfolk IL CT night.
For New Castle. Middletown, CIaytor
Dover. Harrington. Seaford Laurel aut
Dolmar, IL u night.
baltimore xoo " aahinSron, 1 70, I -, 81
100 am. IL ca $3.50, and ~ .. N BALI
more. 8 rs, IL II night.
Leave Pbilsdelpnia, Broad street, for Wi,
mfngten (exprses), IL %. 20, 7 20, 8 10, II II
.. N. 81, II 20, and IL 2t p. m.
Accomm odatieu, $40, 10 70 .. n, IL $50 10
Q So and II q; D. N.
For further Information passengers Ere ~
ferred TO the ticket ONCE st the station.
Trs;ss NAKED thus (s)Are limited express
upon waieh ex-ra fare Ii charged.
J. X. WOOD.
oe,ersl Passenger Agent
OLA NJ ~ r. PuSH General Manager.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24

A WORD to our Legislators at Dover.
Our fathers threw the British tea over
board In Boston harbor at the com.
mencement Of the revolution without
asking anything aboyt the oonstitu-
sonslity of the az. History may be
re peated In DelaHate.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
Father Ryan to be Arrested.

DUBLIN, March 23.-Judge Boyd has
granted warrants for the arrest Of Father
Ryan, Of tbs Herbertstown branch OF
the National League, for contempt OF
court in refusing to testify concerning
his action as trustee for tenants under
the plan of campaign. Warrants have
also heen itsued for tho arrest OF un-
Der OF other persons in HerbertstoVn on
The same charge.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24

KAISER WILHELM, Emperor OF
Germany, was ninety years old on
Tuesday, but he will have to live
eighteen years more before he reaches
the age OF John Knepper, a resident OF
Ransom, Lazerne County, Pa, who
was an Austrian soldier and fought
against Napoleon l. IS did the Kaiser.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
JOHN P ALLMOND& co.,
GROCERS,
Eighth and Market Streets

keiler's genuine Scotch Jams
Apricots, Raspberry, Strawber-
ry, Red Currant, Black Currant,
Raspberry and Currant, Green
gage and Orange Marmalade.
The Jams OF Keller & Son
are undoubtedly the finest in the
market. 25c. per one pound jar.
The Darby brand Canned
Corn, the best in the city, I5c.
per can, SI.75 per dozen.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
PuRtIo,ss

TT slIo,s
VII W. writ 10. q Is',ssl1i -
son HUass, uos " pusks
red re- 'h !, city eiN,1S W.
'''' q Ne" os'tiI,S ..ss ,;,.
TIE No.. IN aoss
1t.,,,,.,A t1o'sa,
Alltha, e.rl,, s''''s
ate, iyins an1 ~ t,,i is'nsl
cohniy q New NJ XXX =
Wit: aal i.s
toai leadln. .'s,s,
frcnch,OEn ty,,,. \ 4
rom the yiilas n is ~.
o. onrittiars 40 I ,, WI
bate Fl john Sn,...' NH,
con b , degree . Ia
s.h degrees, v w. s 7
&C. s.i rees, vcst 70 IA |,
srecs, west Ql.io's.ls
grses, wesit?io X. ~
:. 'onn T. SlnnoY.n ~.
u . 10 perches ,S...'
silver, norm q I'D
south to degree ',,s,,,,,s
., degrees, ear ,, NY
1 east ~ r..H elsprsy
along the cen,rs ts,. y, n
east o. VI 2 is per-s, ,.' ~ \
% psrch.., south 4 ~
p.rches to Tie O.,.s.'sl
.cres. 3 roods Ind ISs)
more or less. BSo. lTI
and outbuildis., "'"S
Also all that b, Tin,
ntuAte 10 the ,i,, nm
Nes CASTLE sad sa."
Cd as follow /, M M
| OF Delaware ltre., ~, ~.
o. e the dock IRA, Id ~.
Front street ,,r,s~,s
net Of No. Z on Il, ~
pr eia and al, !, IN
ssntheasterIy dlrsa,I,,
ADO OF Water o. F,o,.s
menoe Dortheas,e.i,
WAFER or Froai reel,
and thence BY and N,
IN the whols lgs n,
ns ut ANGLES 10 Ne +. ,
street In a stu.hsssv,
into the river U,lsrs
angles % sali Ia
seuthwesterly dl,w.la
OF Delaware stree, erl.]
lth taid aide q s;rM
direction 70 the pll.. 4
s SAINT VIA, 1t n.y n
sIt, &c, wits a ran. h
house on Della va,, NJ.
Seized and taken |, B
cry OF George " n
M. MDrriton hifyl, n,
W. ulLE d
81 SHERIFF. u1cs, VEL
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24

THE NEW MARKET HOUSE, Fourth
and Washington streets, contains 267
stalls all told, instead Of 225 as stated
In o morning contemporary, and all
but twenty have been taken.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24

Indications favor tie appointment Of
Mr.. Rybinson, Of Georst town, to the
seat on the bench vacated by tae late
judge Wlotten.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
TAKE NOTICE

That the Finest Stock OF
Custom Goods in our city
is found in the tailoring de-
partment, 4I6 Market street.
Our $40 Suits are at
tracing great attention.
Our $as styles have nc
equal. We ask you to SEE
them.
A larger selection of Trou'
serings than all others com
bined. Prices S. to sra.
Our cutter has no superior
and all our work guaran
teed, or money refunded
Nov is the time to make
|your selection.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24

Time table In effect Jan. 2ard, 1887. Trains
iosve Wilmington tfre1ch st.eet) as follows,
For Reading, Birdsboro. Joanna, Spring
nSid, waynasburg Junction. Manor, Potts
nersyille and all points on the Pm iiadeIphis
and Reading X. k, 100 q. m. and 2.xo D. IN
For Coa.esville Embreoville, LenRpe
Ohadd's Ford and DuPont's and interne.
diate ,otuts, 7.et q. m 2 ~, and 4 50 o. IN.
FOR West Chester. 90 q. m. AS, and &.si
p. m,
For New Bridge and intermediate points
olb ?. N. Ercept on Saturday, when trait
will leave at 8 COP m.
a. q. MCCAUSLAND, l.. A. BOWER,
Superintendent. Conn Pass Asit
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24

EASTbUND:
PhliA. Accommodated, dssly .....e.ooA. "a
PhiiA. Accommodation, daily .e.ao A. d
Phtla. Acooin 10 odstion. daily. ....A.lb p. "a
Oincinnau Limited, daily ....... 10 r. ID
PhiiA. Accommodates, daily. ..e.so p. M.
Phil. Accommods alton, daily. 400 p. -.
UhicAx0 Limited, daily ...l2o3 a. d
Local freight with passenger coaches At
tached leaves Delaware ave. station Dolly
except sunday, At LIST p. M; arrives In
Pntladeiphia 81 AIS p. m. Stop At all sta
tons.
wEST-BOUND
Chicago Limited, daily ...........7.<6 A. ID.
Arrives Chicago II. 10 next morning. Thii
train docs not take Baltimore passengers
Cincinnati Limited. daily........ li.3o A. nd
Arrives cincinnati I.tb A. NJ. St. Louii
eco r. NJ. next day.
Chicago and st. Louis Express,
dafly................... .b.sof. m
Local freight vita passenger coaches at
tAobed leaves Delaware ave. station daily
except sunday, At s. 20 q. M; arrives In q an
ton Ct s.4s p. IN. Stops At all stations:
500 =. N, daily. 500 r. d. daily, excep'
Trains leave Market Street Station:
For Philadelphia Z 90 A. M, Q bS A. M
and u p. NJ. daily. For baltimore o
a. M. daily. except SUNDAY; For Landsn
.. m. and 90 r. M, daily except Sunday.
Through tickets can be secured and sloep
ing car bsrths reserved by applying TO Il,
n. Miller. agent, Delaware avenue depot
W.IRwIN, TX. LORD.
superintendent. aen1 Passl Agent
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24

EUBLlO SALEE..l
L public al, %
"WEDNESDAY us
atqbklRiir

On the premise ia CIV
Church, Gnrlstisn, Hn.si
tire stock o. "a, mar
owned and run ,Isxza5
OF one large N'ffz u
power; one uprhkt N
one engine, ltshE 4
saw, complete, leas Z "
- v, co nplete; ANIMAL
die shgper, uortlauzn
tenon msshlio, ~ "a
pullets. hangers, iz4a9
the mscbintfy u ~
latest improved pal u
complete, Ant nHs saa|
mas no use iof thea. i
Perfons desifiiz = ~
street cars Ard st & III
VIII ich Is aboui? Gsishj
Terms csfh. fo' lr8fd
or address J J, PtlsI "
Wilmington, DEL. n
l.. W. SudhAn ! 81 "
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24

ISCpClCi Gu tOOs tC VIC SoiiC1
the roll OF the survivors.
Nearly all sizes and widths
in these. Don't ask for
others named before.
Ladies' finest straight goat, button, full
hand-sewej, dongola tops, opera last,
with tips. Very stylish. "A, A, B,
c, d andE widths
Regular price, 81 30.
This lot, $5,25.
Same as above, only on Common Sense
last, same price.
| broad toes and wide heels, hand sewed.
A shoe for comfort IA, A, B, c, d
and z widths;
Regular price, e. 90.
This lot, $500.
About 500 pairs very fine straight Goat,
button, soft doDgola tops, dressy and
durable; some on opera, mostly on
Common Semi lasts. AA to 4;
Regular price, $500.
This lot, 81 90.
Ladies Mat Kid Top, straight goat, foxed,
button, lIGukenphaSt, hand sewed
and made of the finest stock through
out. A shoe for easy walking. Sizes,
3to :. Widths, IA, A, B, c, d and
E;
Regular price, $3.50.
This lot, g. 90
Ladies Serge Top, imported French kid,
foxed, genuine hand-sewed. A light,
dressy and cool shoe for spring and
summer wear. Sizes, . to- z. Widths,
IA Y C. ID and y.
Sold regularly at 5000.
This lot, 800.
Yes, we may do some
thing as startling in mems
wear. Here's a straw:
Nearly 100 pairs OF Mems Best French
Calf Hand-sewed Waukenphasts,
Regular price, 81. SO.
This lot, $500.
4 new line OF Mems Calf, seamless
vamps, in Lace and Congress, London
capped toes; also plain French toes
same styles,
Good and neat, -.
Youths fine sewed Waukenphasts,
Sizes, IL to 49,! s..
Market street front, west OF Transept.
a II y Broadcloth maker
would be glad to equal
Nellessen's. There's a some
thing OF finish they don't
get; a something that makes
you willing to pay the differ
ence, if styles worth money
to you More and more
every year think it is; more
and more Nellessen's going.
81 in. S.. The new shades,
of course.
Less money'll buy more
broadcloth that perhaps one
in three would think less of.
Nellessen's for the one, the
handsome imported broad
cloths tor the two. Sc in.
81 IS. Nearly thirty shades.
For the money nothing be-
fore SO good; SO of the little
lighter, ID in; So so.
A very good Broadcloth,
% in , So. Ii desired any OF
Broadcloths steam.
sponged without extra
charge.
Last circle, northwest of centre.
Easter Baskets: shapes of
hats, shoes, pitchers, barrels,
eggs-anythine that's quaint
grass and willow: 5 cents
up. Time to be thinking OF
them.
Basement, next to Dairy.
Good Glass Goblets, neat
ly engraved-fern or her
ring-bone--SI.2o a dozen.
You'd pay nearly that with
out the engraving.
Basement, northwest OF centre.
Don't get a Bisque Fig
lure now just because good
ones can be had for three
quarters. But if you have it
in mind to buy a Bisque
Figure don't wait. We've
hacked at the prices to make
a little room. The Bisque
is perfect.
Juniper street front, near Art Room.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24

A TEENTH06. ALL PENSIONS De
"a string pure drugs and chemicals, OF
Wishing their prescriptions or private re.
ceipts carefully compounded with pure ma,
ieriss should go 70 the drug store OF
II. X BRIN9HURlsT
10 81! MAxkststrsst. WtlminEtsn> Del
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24

nUBLIC SALB-iz
L going to lgi ~
public sale on tns hliil
from Wilmington, CO IN
THURSDAY Hl
atlo';lo,i -
Two work or driving Ian
nine head Of goot isll
tis,lDg Of fresh AID i'''ri
Nrz Holstein c1s, as
Nli ling calves ous
bull, Is sboat piss. e's
/ berkshire bear; lsssis,
and are well woith iiel l, 4
Everything vi he. Ei
vet will sell IN the q
70 days crsdit, OF J y; y
Give 20 and atla1i.J
l.. ". stldhsm / 81
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24

4 U0floN san p 3 I
"A shoes mex; ,,a a, 4 ~
" ednesdsy even w n lsd, Il
drawers. shelyifs' \
Fourth ct est |
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24

Z.
public sole a n, u " \,
lie, Chrit'is'a III ~ -
MUNDAT AAsa
a, one Q ei.iii
Forty head o. i'ssa y
sprlngers and sons ~ ~
Ifis loi OF COWS hs' oa M
with grea, care in',, y n
aud large, and arc va. =
dair, mon. Lytryo;a!..
se'' u'u'' PR0uBs
J. q. Robinson, Au- u
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24

PSs fsod' :. 4 q ! " v. ,sl''PP']
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
WANAMAKER.s
virtues softness and beauty
that's Moquette.

virtues softness and beauty
that's Moquette.
Not the carpet you think
to get for 90 cents; not the
one we thought to sell for
that. You never before
heard OF the best Moquettes,
Alex. Smith & Sons
Hartford Company
Moquettes at anything like
the price. 1t should be
$3.50. We have $50 pieces
-oUsy sixty Patterns - OF
them at the price. No mat
ter how we came by them.
They're here today and may
be for the rest Of the week.
You'll take your chances
AFTER Cndt.
There'll be no other Mo-
quette sold while this 90
cent whirlwind lasts.
Second floor, Market street front.
It's as Il a cyclone had
lstruck our best hand made
shoes for women, at two
thirds. Scattered all over
town and for a hundred
miles out. Sizes and sorts
scattered too. We've called
the roll OF the survivors.
Nearly all sizes and widths
in these. Don't ask for
others named before.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
SATURDAY, asm'|

at o'cIEif
rs head Of PenrsSl'is..,s's
horses. Among ihe s =, y
Der ofexcellent sai. :. I'D
tine drivers. TheJ 81, n.,i 3
ion All are wsf is1. 10
sented. iefm''n aV
l.. W. Stldh1m : ~
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
Yes, we may do some
thing as startling in mems
wear. Here's a straw:

,, Nearly 100 pairs OF Mems Best FrencI
Calf Hand-sewed Waukenphasts,
Regular price, 81, SO.
This lot, $500.
4 new line OF Mems Calf, seamles
vamps, in Lace and Congress, Londo
capped toes; also plain French toes
same styles,
Good and neat, -.
Youths fine sewed Waukenphasts,
Sizes, IL to 49,, s..
Markell street front. Mesi of TRANSIENT
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
WILMINGTON a NORTHERN X. y

UedefsI FhSsohS6f AKents
OHA NJ ~ r. PuSH General Manager.
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Circuit Court Proceedings.
May Term, 1887.
COMMON LAW.

Last will of bradford w. Swift, de-
ceased. probated.
NJ. Oldham, .Ir., qualified as admins
traitor de honis non cum testamento an
nexo of Abel I. johnson, deceased.
An account of Vim. II. Parramore.
late curator Of Vim. Z. NJ. keilam, de-
ceased. contirlne,i-an account of same
rs late administrator of Abel L. john
son. deceased. confirmed.
The estates OF Wm. 7. N. kellam.
Sarah A. parramore and VIM. Thos.
Heath, committed to John II. Wise,
sheriff, for administration.
Order for distribution of estates Of
John w. Young and Edmund j. Poul-
son without retuniling bonds.
Peter r.. II. Ayres qualified as guar
dian Of Ellen II Edward D., Rowland
IL. and John NJ. 2. Joynes.
Jno. w. G.. Blackstone, Qualified as
administrator OF james II. Parker, de-
ceased.
Allowances to officers of court for pub
lie services were duly entered.
Order entered appointing M. Oldham
j., Il trustee ol the RectOry property 0l
st. james Church, Acc0mac Z. H.. IL
p'ace Of VIM. II. P;lrrauore, dec d.
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GOODS FOR SALE
AND STOREH0USE FOR RENT.

1 l hereby offer for sale at private
contract, the entire stock CT goo.'s,
Fares, merchandise, ard STORE fix
lures, in the storehouse situated at
Pitts wharf, Accomac county, and
lately occupied by Dougherty Bros.
A fair reduction Below the Cost
Price will bemade to auy purchaser
WHO will take the entire stock. Tie
storehonse can also be rented from
the owner, James H. Fletcher, Jen-
kins' Bridge, either for one year or
Il term of years. A good opportu
nifty for man that wishes to Ell.
gage in the mercantile business, or
for merchants to buy a cheap lot Of
goods. Any person wishing to ex
anime the stock, can apply to L. e.
Dougherty, Pitts wharf. For terms
Of sale apply to
JAMES FL. FLETCHER, JR.,
Trustee.
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onancovA Acadcmy commencement.


The III prolching commence mcnt ex.
ercises Of the Onancoc!l Academy will
make the close OF Tile tenth year of this
institution of learning, aud nrepa ~;,tinns
arc making 10 celebrate the occasion
with appropriate ceremonies. 1t has
been decided to have thrse exercises
take place on two nights instead of one,
as heretofore. They will consist of five
musical selections by the female stu
dents. with appropriate recitations,
calsthenicS. delivery of prizes. and
me ais and an annual address. These
exercises will take place vn Wednesday
aud Thursday nights, .lunc 18th and
10th. y cordial. nvill!ion is extended
to the l.nblic. especially t. the present
aud former patrons of the Academy and
all others who are interested i'll higher
education.
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S. J. SHIELD.
j. Il. SHIELD.
r w AJrcIpc
NOTICE..

l have this day bought the entire
interests of Shields & MearS stock
of goods. L will so to the city
some time next week and add sucn
goods To the stock dts stre ia demand,
and will offer goods at such prices
as any person who may have tie
money or its equivalent, and wants
any such goods us | may have, will
buy, ifthey have any knowledge Of
the value Of goods. Come see me,
will m llleir pay You.
Yours, very respectfully,
S. j. SHIELD.
BELLE HAVEN,
MAY Ia, 1857.
N. B.-Any person or persons
Wishing togo into business Gill buy
me out ut IL liberal discount, and on
reasonable terms. S. j. s.
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We invite the special attention Of our
readers 10 our list OF new advertise
ments this week. They deserve and
will leccivea special notice at oar hands
wlitn the opportunity offers: Comiais-
sion mere! .;,lits-Chld. Happen & Bro,
Geo. Allisison & Co., r. L. Cochran &
Co. kobt. G. Lyle. &. $. Palmer, j. Il !.
Bahrenuurg & Co, z. S. Bogart, &. L.
Bunting. +. y. Brown & Co., New
York: S. W. Powell. J. a. Tatem Il Co.
Ct w. Miles & Co., Burbage Il Long. j.
w. Wharton, Philadelphia; Warren
Harper & Bro, Wilmington Del: NJ. w.
Gladdny Baltimore. Dealer i'll white
goods, elc-B. Kohn &. Bro. .Ba tim0le;
a. ii G. Mears, Waclaprcagnc, VA.
Mercantile goods, ctc-Jas. ii. Flctcll-
Ell, Jr., trustee for Dousherly Bros
Pitts wlllf, Va.
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A wharf has just been completed at
Hoffmans Wharf by the Eastern Store
Steamboat Co., winch our reporter i'll
furms us sis equal i'll space and strength
to the one at Old Point Comfort, and
credit TO the builder, Mr.. A. Frank
Joyncs.n We are not surprised. The
L. ). $. Co., believes, unlike some 9th
Ell corporations in our midst, that their
and cur interests are identical and wl,lle
endeavoring to promote their own i'll
teresl always have Il regard for the in
terost and convenience of our people.
Sucha company deserves our patronage
and we say unhesit;ltingiy, that we
should so cut our way TO give 1t 10
them.
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church around his adopted home, than
he hS been in his efforts to prohibit The
use OF intoxicantS on Chincntelgue.-
While awaiting further developments
in tile matter in controversy. Visitor
will simply negative The malicious libel,
by prnnou.. cling the declarations of Res
ident to be wholly without foundation,
-wllfully and premtditatedly made,
knowing at the time, that the charges
were false. VISITOR.
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6rQGftvCkyiIsG.

Professor Baxter, IL traveller for the
last five or six years in Europe, is the
guest OF Mrs. II, /. Allen.
Tile time Of holding the festival at
this place, las been changed from June
lst.. to Monlay, afternoon, ill holidays.
The ENTERPRISE is very highly val
ueG by our PEOPLE, and so much so by
one young man, that he willnever go TO
see Ills best girl until he has read it.
In match game of base ball, played
here last Saturday, between tue Blue
Stockings and The ExIuore Hornets, the
latter were victors by Il score OF 81 to
Ia
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Enough returns have been received in
regard 10 the election held i'll Acc0nlac
las, Thursday 10 enable us to state that
ali the county officers on the Democrat
ic ticket were elected, and all the Ills
trict officers, except in Pungoteague.
In that district, Mr.. Geo. 4. Winder
was elected supervisor. Benz. L. Bull,
constable and MessIS. Jos. e. Wesc0tt
and Robert Harmon. justices CT peace,
instead of the Eomnees for the said Of
fees OF the Democratic party.
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Mr.. Geo. II Neck, of the finn of E.
Il. Mock & Son, at Cashville has
Just returned from the city with Il full
line of goods which they offer at rock
bottom prices. " Tie, respectfully
call the attention of the public general
ly and their old customers to their stock
of Shoes, which they Will sell cheaper
than has ever been done since the War.
Give them Il call and be convinced.
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The Pungoteague Sunday school Ii.
Bray Association will hold lawn party
Tuesday III the holidays il. the yard OF
Dr. Lufland, at Puhgoteague. (opposite
the hotel, commencing ut PIP. m.,and
continuing through the afternoon.
Everything necessary to make lie &C.
CASTOR enjoyable and pleasant lls been
provided and the public are cordially III
vitt,1